Search Results for “Afric McGlinchey” – Page 4 – Sabotage

Poetry Seasonal/End of year

The Sabotage Reviews top 10 of (published) poetry this year

December 17, 2013December 17, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Agnes Marton, Alana Tomlin, Alex Campbell, Ananya S Guha, angela topping, Anna Selby, Billy Mills, Burning Eye, Charles Whalley, Chris McCabe, Chris Pusateri, Chrissy Williams, David Clarke, dean, Diane Marie, Emma Wright, Freke Räihä, Harry Giles, Hayden Westfield-Bell, Helen ivory, Isobel Dixon, James Bunting, Jennifer Edgecombe, Kate Birch, Laura Seymour, Linda Black, Lindsey Holland, Mark Burnhope, Mark Goodwin, Paul McMenemy, Rachel Piercey, Rebecca Tamás, Rosie Breese, Sam Riviere, Sarah Crewe, Sarah Hymas, Simon Barraclough, Sophie Mayer, Stephen Emmerson, The Emma Press

-Compiled by Claire Trévien– Tis the seasons for lists and we don’t like feeling left out. So, as is our

Collaboration Pamphlets Poetry

Pharmapoetica: a dispensary of poetry by Chris McCabe and Maria Vlotides

December 4, 2013December 4, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Chris McCabe, Les Murray, Maria Vlotides, Mario Petrucci, Pedestrian Publishing

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– This unusual and beautiful book is the product of a collaboration between the poet, Chris

Pamphlets Poetry

Hellsteeth by Jessamine O’Connor

October 7, 2013October 22, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Jessamine O'Connor, Paul McDermott, Sharon Olds

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– Jessamine O’Connor is a relatively recent name to appear in the Irish poetry world, and after winning

‘The Only Reason for Time’ by Fiona Moore

August 28, 2013October 22, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Fiona Moore, Matthew Dickman, poetry, W. H. Auden

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– After the premature death of a lover, it would be easy to succumb to a

‘The Silence Teacher’ by Robert Peake

May 23, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Bach, Poetry Salzburg, Robert Peake, TS Eliot

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– The Silence Teacher explores the impact of an infant’s death, and the way perception is permanently altered

‘Flying into the Bear’ by Chrissy Williams

May 21, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Boney M., Boris Johnson, Chrissy Williams, Happenstance, Harry Belafonte, London Riots, Matthew Sweeney

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– There is an extravagance of imagery in Chrissy Williams’ Flying into the Bear, as the

‘Etruscan Miniatures’ by Tim Cumming

January 28, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Australian Publisher, Pitt Street Poetry, Pope Boniface VIII, Tim Cumming

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– I love poets who are also visual artists – it brings something extra to their work.

‘Tusitala of white lies’ by Iain Britton

January 4, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Iain Britton, Like This Press

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey- I was interested in this chapbook, by a New Zealander, because of the potential of its

‘Threadbare Fables’ by Ian Seed

December 3, 2012 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Ian Seed, Like This Press

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– One definition of ‘fable’ is: ‘a short, allegorical narrative making a moral point.’ As this word

Top Website for Self-Publishers Award

December 1, 2012 Editor 3:am, Afric McGlinchey, Alliance of Independent Authors, Andy Harrod, BRAG, China Miéville, Chris Emslie, Claire Askew, Claire Trévien, Dan Flore III, Dan Holloway, David Gaughran, HMTLGiant, Humphrey Astley, Ian Chung, IndiePENdents, Janet Friedman, Kate Tempest, Lindsay Buroker, Louisa Locke, Rachel Abbott, Rory O'Sullivan, Sarah Dawson, Stephen Welsh, The Creative Penn, Tori Truslow, World Literary Café

-We interrupt the usual broadcast with Claire Trévien– We were delighted to find out today that Sabotage Reviews was nominated